What is 'Sitting Disease'?
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Mohammed Pathan
4 months ago
It refers to metabolic changes that happen when you sit for more than 8 hours a day. It slows metabolism and affects how the body regulates blood sugar and blood pressure. The fix is a 5-minute walk every hour.
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